Donaldson Company, Inc. (NYSE: DCI), a leading worldwide manufacturer of innovative filtration products and solutions, is announcing the release of its hydraulics focused landing page in eight major European languages. Through this platform, Donaldson is showcasing to the market its strong and reliable capabilities in producing and supplying the finest hydraulic filter parts that protect and optimize hydraulic equipment. Via the web page you can discover the full range of OE qualified hydraulic filtration solutions from low to high pressure and hydraulic reservoir breathers.
Donaldson owns its hydraulic filtration manufacturing plants across the globe and has been supplying hydraulic filtration technologies and products for over 60 years to renowned equipment brands in agriculture, transportation, construction and mining applications. Donaldson produces filters, contamination control products and capabilities to protect machinery and components in hundreds of heavy-duty applications. Market leading hydraulic brands such as Duramax® and filtration technologies such as Synteq XP™ deliver the highest performance and protection of each part when and where necessary within the hydraulic circuit.
Hydraulic circuits and particularly filtration engage a vital role within in a day to day process of many equipment types. The web page demonstrates a straightforward overview of a complex product and is aimed for the broad audience to understand the function of each element within the hydraulic system as well as its role to protect equipment.
“At Donaldson we understand filtration and all its complexities. As global manufacturer and supplier of high-quality hydraulic filters and parts to large OEM’s, we aim to supply best in class products and technologies. With the launch of this new webpage we want to show our network and the end-users Donaldson’s full hydraulic filter and accessories range that protect valuable equipment and expensive hydraulic parts for mobile applications” - Fabrice Noël, Business development & Marketing Director for Engine EMENA at Donaldson.